NHF Digital Edition

Get our FREE digital edition! Subscribe here.

Feeding Early Finishers for Maximum Gain 

Producers should provide optimal intake of an optimal diet for the correct weight pig. Pigs moving into the early finishing stage are entering an unprecedented...

Ball-bite Drinkers Save Water 

Switching drinkers has dramatic effect on Alberta hog operation. Dennis McKerracher of High River, Alberta, expected water savings when he embarked on...

Getting the Scoop on FEED DROPS 

Kansas State University (KSU) researchers say check your sow feed distribution system to ensure sows are actually getting the proper amount of feed. Pork...

Daily Growth Tracking Targets Premiums 

Daily gain software helps refine market hog deliveries to producer-owned Meadowbrook Farms plant. Here's your challenge: Sort a semi-load of market hogs...

Free Midwest Plan Service Catalog 

The 2006 Midwest Plan Service catalog contains more than 175 low-cost and free agricultural publications...

Antimicrobials in Water a Viable Option 

Research trials bear out the value of water-based medications in treating segregated early weaning nurseries. Researchers at Kansas State University (KSU)...

2004 Swine Research Review 

2004 Swine Research Review 

2004 Swine Research Review 

Big-Pen Finishing Wins with Auto-Sort 

Large groups of pigs to be finished can be housed in one pen, provided that auto-sort technology is included to enhance feeding and marketing strategies....

Previous | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Next


Latest Jobs


National Hog Farmer TV

Resources

  • Industry Resources
  • Calendar
  • Blueprint Issues
  • Career Opportunities
  • Pork Checkoff
  • Quarterly/Weekly Hog and Pig Reports
  • Product Info
  • People
  • Gilt Selection Posters
  • Green Agriculture
  • State of the Pork Industry Report

Recent News

Research Scientists Track Human Spread of Trichinae Parasite

Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists are tracking how spread of the parasite trichinae (Trichinella spiralis) throughout Europe, North America...

Recession May Help Pork Producers Survive

The recession may actually help pork producers because of feed costs are ratcheting down, says Purdue University Extension Marketing Specialist Chris Hurt.

Marketplace Ads

  • VAL-CO

    Swine Heat Stress. Start thinking about your summer cooling options.

  • Advertise in our Marketplace

    Advertise your business here! Find out how.

  • U.S. Crop and Livestock Maps for sale

    Ag Maps for Sale: U.S. Crop and Livestock Maps

Back Issues Archive